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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
SENT ON on THREE CHARGES.
JOncS'S Fate BefOrc the Police
Courf-Other Cases.

4 white man named /. l.. Jones was hc
fore the Police Court yesterday morning on
the four charges Of obtaining - from Mi's
Lou Schuitc under false prctcnces, the pro-
ucltv 81 julius WittRamp obtaining Il
undtr false prctcnceS from Andrew Fou.
daulphi; resisting the police in The dis
charge OF their duty, and with being q sus-
picicu, character.
Miss schultz said she was in her brother
in.law's place Thursday afternoon about
O'Clock, keeping bar, when Jones came m
ana walked NJ 10 the bar counter and asked
io see the license. She took il down and
handed II 10 mm. Jones examined il ana
said the right name was not signed to the
document, and Threatened to arrest her.
He subsequently SAID il was all richt. and
asked for g. the amount which he was al
lowed for examining licenses. She paid
hrm the money, and after helping himself
TO drink nc LEFT the place.
In tie second ease FOudaulphi sad that
.Iones came into hi, place, Seventeenth and
Grace streets, Just opposite Wittklmp's.
and examined his license. He pronounced
il all tight and demanded a dollar for the
examination. when the proprietor asked
bis authority for demanding payment OF
bin Jones caught him in the collar and
threatened TO take him 10 the StatiOn.hOu>c.
The money was promptly paid, and Jones
called Tor drinks for the crowd and lcii
without paying for them.
The thlrd charge was sustained hv officer
Taman, who arrested the accused in Mat
throws lar.room. MIR. Page, counsel for
the accused. plead insanity on the part Of
his clicnt, nut Justice Richardson sent him
on 10 the grand Jury in all three cl>e-, and
said be " ould allow bail in the sum oi @C0J.
OTHER CASES.
Charlc, Trlnham was fined - and cost
for GIlU. pistol in the street. The charge
against Trlinham was fclOiiou,ly shooting
az his daughter Willie with a pistol. II
aupcaICd from the evidence thai Miss
Trainbam left home Thursday afternoon to
,pond The night with friend. and that
when roturuing from a promenade in tue
park with her friend she encountered her
iathCr. who insisted upon her going home.
Size refused and ran of. when her father
fred pistol To frightsn her.
James Hall, John Caughn, John O'COn-
ncr, Thomas Quinn, and Herbert seal were
up - Nscrant>. Hall. O'COnn"r, ana
Quinn were Young Irish boys who landed
af Ntwpori News Wednesday on the
steamer Duke of Buckingham. seal land
ed 1t thst port ten days ago. They were
even their freedom and advised to 20 into
the country and work in the hlrye,tiields.
Robert Fleming. stealing IS, the pron-
crry of Fannie Jackson. Continued until
to day.
Alexander Terronn. stealing piir OF
rants worth S1.j0. the property of Patsy
Stcdlm. Sent 10 Jail for fifteen day.
Auric Ward ana Eliza Allen. drunk md
di,oid dcIly on The street. Fined each -. .1'
and costs.
John Carpenter, keeping an unlicensed
dog. Fined 3.
Robert johnson, cruelty TO animals
Fined s..
James Lewis ,colorcd), a,saultng and
striking Leroy Brown with bottle, viii
intent 10 XIII. Dismissed.
John StcrnsdOrf, assauliing and sirlkin-
John Wood on the street. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

The committee appointed by the sur.
yivors OF Pickett's division who propose
to 60 10 Gettysburg in July a. guest, of
the philadelphia Brigade Association met
last night to perfect arrangements for the
yisit.
\ resolution was adopted requesting the
papeIs throughout the state 10 announce
The fact that >portatlon from Richmond
to Gettysburg ana return over the Chc'l'
pcale and Ohio route will DE 500. Those
wishing to 20 on the trip are requested -
send sergeant Loehr quarter and obtain
a badge. hch will cntille them 10 pur-
chase ucLels from the passenger agents at
he special rates for themselves and any
members Of their families. The Time OF
starting will be- announced hereafter.
MI Loehr has received letters from all
sections oi the state from members O' the
division Who intend taking part in lie re-
fuisU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
commencement Sermon at Rich
mOnd College.

Rev. Howard O>good, ID. d., of Roc0es-
ter, y. Y. will deliver the commence
ment sermon" OF the college tomorrow
night at S:1j O'Clock.
The exercises Will be held in the college
chanel.
The music will be conducted by the choir
Of the Beinbhdgc. street Baptist church,
Mypclp,ifr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

TrIIE or BauBBoN Tcn.IeIr.Old Wbis-
key. Highly endorsed by medical ulen FOR
MaiaIil, Jyphold.feyCr Dyspepsia, Con-
>rn ption. Blood Poisoning, >leeple>,ness.
Contains no Fused oil. For sale by gro
cerymop. wine merchants. druggists,
,ycryNh,re. Si.2J quirt-hottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

WOEEING PEOPLE are often too III 20 labor,
but they hayut time to take medicine aud lay
Of. simmons Liver Regulator can to taken
without causing any loss of time, and the sys-
TEN will be- built up ana inyigorated by H. IL
has no equal ~ a preparatory medicine, ADD
can be- safely used when doctor cannot DO
called in. In all common diseases IL will, un-
assisted by any other medicine, effect speedy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
RIAcksnrRG. Va. MAY 30. 1857.

Colonel d. G. GrcShdm, Lancaster C0Ut'
i0uSC. w.:
My Dear Sir,--We have made al ueces-
sary arrangements i'm regard TO the corps
pres, nting you with a handsome glt ON
commnccment.day, and We hope thtt Il
VIII be your pleasure 10 attend our COM
mencement exercises. Yours respectfully,
T.. J. ROWAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Chesapenke and Ohio ROute.
Old Point.

TWO HOURS AND FIFTEEN MINUTES.
On and oflcr Mondav, 20lh, Fast rrain
will leave Richmond GatlN, except sunday,
At $40 i. H.; arrive IA Ola Point 40 IL.
Pullman ear attached.
ON and after the 22d special Puimn
sleeper viii bc run from Richmond on tue
fast hrc-G $50 =. ". daily, eXcepl >lu.
day-to white Su'phur. and pis.crgcrs
can leave car at pleasure in the morning.
New caIS on 1910 \ u. IRAN u ne
mountains. Three trains returning: Pdn-
man ears on two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
EeuIe Of bourbon whiskey.

Duupp the wears is79,s0 the whIskey
trade experienced q most phcnomcpsI
boom, in consequence OF which neariy
every distiler not only worker hs
plant 10 the utmost extent, DUB
made considerable addition. As re.
suit tistilers were suddenly confronted
with a glutted market. To avoid payinH
the Government taxes, which would Iaii
due on bonded goods after they had been
stored thIrty.six months, In 1881 vas.
quantities were exported TO Europe anu
the Bermudas.
Messrs. Lawrence g. Ostrom, OF Lonls-
willie, ny, seeing an opportunity 10 on'r
the public the advantage of an OLD, tno-
rougbly.matured whiskey, sold In bottles
at a Irice far below what the goods would
have cost in bulk five years ago, invested
largely in these exported goods. and now
offer whiskey guaranteed pure and Tree
from fusel oil. mcllowed by age. aud en-
dorscd by the leading physicians of the
country, who fully realize the impOr,anee,
in fact vital necessity. OF being able tn oO-
tain pure whiskey for medicinal Use, ~
many Of the commercial whiskeys are merely
compounded from high wines and crude
essential oils. In a handmade whi>key
the grain Is allowed TO heat naturally and
slowly, thereby forming certain ehemieai
combinations which tend TO neutralize any
m effects Of the crude alcohol. and are
both tonic aud reyIving Ia their effects. a
poor grade Of whiskey made from mssh
that has been ariifcaily fermenied does not
contain these qualities, but, on The con-
trary, contains large quantities OF fusei oil'
deadly poison. and II the cause OF head-
aches and functional arrangements usually
attributed to the effect Of the whiskey.
The Belle OF Bourbon u entirely iree
from thi., aud the essential oils IN u have
not only been extracted by the natural
fermentation, but have been mollowed oy
the years IT has lam IN bond; aud but Tor
the reasons mentioned in the fir,t part OF
this article IL would have been impossible
10 sell It for less than a. least - bottle.
Thanks 10 the business acumen and public
spirit of this we'll known hTm. persons or
the most moderate means can obtain
perfectly pure. handmade Kentucky whis-
KEY at The same price they would have to
pay fer tho vile concoc,lons which nave
recently been forced upon the market by
extensive advertising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

BELLE or BOURBON Ten.Year Odd Whis-
key. For People Of Weak Constitutions.
or those run down by oyerworS, a small
wine .gla>siul of this Pure WhlskeV viii
prove beneficial. Wholesale by Z. \.
SAUNDERS x son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
eBark.PlacP church.

The hour Of the evening service at Patk-
Place church has been changed from $3.50
to $50. Rev. c. =. Lyford will preach the
second of his series Of sermons on "Un-
caunonized Saints" and the subject for
tomorrow night is John Bunyan."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

BELLE OF BOURBON Ten-Year-Old Whls-
key is specially designed for family trade
Un account OF its age aud fine quality u Is
too expensive to. be sold by glass. by
GEORGE w, TAYLOR,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

BELLE or BorRBoN Ten Year-0ld Whis
key is a Handmade, Sour-mash, absolutely
lure Whiskey, for medicinal and family
use. For sale hy druggists, wine mer-
chants, grocerymen. si.25 per quart.bo''
tie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

BELLE OF BOURBON Ten-lear- Old Whis-
ker. The Great Appetizer. Weak or over
worked women find great benefit oy taxing
a wineglassful before meals. sl.25 for
quart.bOttle. BY III. A. NIGHTINGALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

Ouerburu Lithia and Megncsia Water con-
stantly received fresh from the springs-s5. per
gallon. Get testimonials at ScaGS's. Eleventh
and Main .trnei-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

BELLE OF BoURBoN Ten lear-Old
Whiskey. 4 stimunnt Of rare merit, AZ
it is Absolutely Pure" "Free from
Every Deleterious Ingredient" 80 say
eminent medical men. 1926 quart.bot'le.
By CHRISTIAN. WHITE X 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
sunaax.aueruoou Exeursiou.

The steamer Essex will make one more
of tLose delightful Sunday-aiternoon ex-
curs sions tomorrow, before her departure
10 baltimore. twill be delightful family
nip this hot weather. Music and refresh
ments for all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
ACo,ored Centenarian,

Frances Sampson, a coored woman, who
was said to he one hundred years OF age,
died at 4 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. She
was the widow Of Jacob Sampson. who was
well known in ante-belIum days as tavern-
keeper on the Three Chop road. She was
a resident OF Gooehland county. and died
while on visit to her granddaughter In
this city. The body will be taken to the
county foF intprment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
lee The best-Krxrox BAxlSG-PowDER.
FOR A SHORT TINE OSLY

will Offer his CABINET Pn.TodRAPns Tor 81 snd
- per dozen. Guaranteed the nne:t in the
world. N0 9i3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

BELLE OF BOURBON Ten.Year.Old Wbis'
Key. Caution! Do not allow dealers 10 OIL
YOUR orders with something Just H.
good" There is no other whiskey "lusi
~ ooOd ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

Judge Holiday declined 10 confirm thi-
purchase and ordered resale. Mt.
TODD, through counsel, excepted 10 this
ruling and applied 10 Judge Fauntlerov. OF
the supreme Court Of Appeals, for writ Oh
error, which was granted. The petitioner
waived his right to apply for a SuperSedods,
preierrIng 10 stand on his appeal. Mr..
Todd Will still test his rights IN the
appellate courts. The property em-
braces the eight-story -four mills with
machinery therein, the corn-mills, the lots
on each side Oi the cOrn-mill. on one
Of which are the massive Foundation walls
Of the building formerly known as the
New Mill" which cost 100000: lot 'front.'
Ing 13S feet on the east side OF Twelfth
street between Canal and Byrd, on which
is a thrCe-Story frame building used as q
sumac- and bark-mill. in rear Of which are
the GalleGO-Mils stables; large fOur-story
brick store house corner Twelfth street and
Basin hank. and the RutherfOOrd-Mills lot
west OF the city.
THE TERMS.
The terms Of the sale were one fourth
cash. the remainder to be secured by negO-
table notes for one, t@o, and three wears,
bearing per cent, the title OF the Tro'
Ucrty to be held until the pnrchase-money
is paid the purcha'cri is 10 pay water-rent
from the date Of the former sale, TO pay
taxes for this year, and to keep .he property
insured for a sufficient amount TO secure
the balance due at any time. OF course
notes can be paid before maturity II the
purchaser so desires.
The paper drawn up Yesterday morning
by the mortgage bondholders' counsel
Only provides that no cash payment shall
be required until the matter nov IN the
court j. sctllCd and fixes details and pro-
visions for leasing the property, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Ice.t'ream. .

Keep cool and refreshed by sending your
oldeIs to Alexander werstfo his delicious,
pure Ice. Cream. All fiayors. Alexander
W6rst, 225 east Broad, corner Third street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

Lositter, jamie schen, Florence Mccarthy
and Ottie Fleming.
Mr.. Powell informs the Dispatch that
Miss Maria Blair, whose atminments ~
English Literature, and whose grese sue
cess In her Shakespeare classes IN this city
are so we'll known and appreciated, has Dteh
employed to take charge OF their depart
ment Of English Literature the neXtses'ion'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
akTE WEATHER REPORT.

t'' '-'N'"h" W Nht titldhhj
- WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Juno iS-f 4.
Er,n h.-tCr Virginia, North Carolina. and
HAM south Carolina. southwesterly winds.
ia'r weather. slight changes in tenn
= Icraturc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

SIX for SEAL oP RicHNosD T0BAcco-b best
teu-ceut plug ON the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
TIE CITY-lIALL WORK.
The PiEzIni Resolution the Subject
of Protest.

Oi hfOieNts
The following communication vas de-
liycred Yesterday TO Colonel l.. T.. Bl~,,
nrosldent OF the Board Of Aldermen OF
Richmond:
1OHc hon H. /. Bass, FreSideoi Bo1rd Of
AMcITttu:
Dear Sir Being present at the regular
meeting Of the board held june 1871. and
having voted with the majority In favor oi
the resolution (PiZzini'S) coming from The
Common Council, and not having voted III
fayorof reconsideration OF the same we
take the liberty OF calling your Olllritl az
tention 10 the fact that the record ialls 10
show that the motion to reconsider rec iNrl
the required tWo.ihiris vote, a, per Rule 10.
nae IL. Of The Rules governing the Council
ofthe city OF Richmond.
We, the undersigned, therefore desire
and request that YOU have the error corr
rcctcd at once, 80 that fhe cleik X may enroll
and have It signed by the presidents oI
both bodies, and have the same submitted
to the Mayor for his approval or di'1p'
proyal.
Respectfully,
Ira Il. BLAND.
,l0HN 7. CHAPPElL,
IVAN NNEAp,
VI. MURPHY,
l.. NJ NOBLE,
John II. adams,
JAMES BEHAN.
Colonel Ba,, said Yesterday AT fi'rnooi
that he had not yet made any reply 10 th'
gentlemen.
II The wishes Of the petitioners were ei
fectcd. and the Mayor signed the resolution
The Grounds and Buildings Committee On
,tead OF Colonel Cutshaw) would hereaite
appolnt all the workmen on the building
and, in fact, have supreme control OF the IN
deItaking. As IT i now Colonel Cut'hav
directs, and his action is subject to review
and reversal by the committee and Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
s4es.

Thompsons Bromine and Arsenic Water de-
liyered in any part Of the city at si6a a dozen.
on 20 cents a single bottle.
II. G.. CABELL. JR..
Third and Main streets.
Telephone 2;i. or drop postal-card.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

~IpAr~ Oh dos. raole shades;
yoIuI rFtNtAlS-a new lo' JUST DID
ltsgk FIOI NCINGS. really cheap
IMAM FIOI NtINGS-a nice aS-or'iith''
,FFsN IACES-the cheapest YET:
,Ur1liFD FTANINE az sac. yard
.pIEKII GINGHhMS al 1870. NatI
uEF~~ GINGHAMS al lOc.-Very soVi
rsTI~If a. e-. yard;
EAII~rt al JOE. yafdf
faTf~TF a. IZt c. o yard; .... o.,
~,IlNI~ lu every grade gopd a'Soi ''iio''' ''
,iV\.TFNNiS SITS from up; ,l,,, ..,
INNS EACkEIs. BALLS, fOLA'' anu
DHOQJET-eycry quality,
i4sYWOS SK-KOPEs. STRETCHES. hOoNS,
ana PILLOWS. New styles Ai, seH9'n d"
above. . ,o,.,.
kFltASENE, for embroidery, 25c. uo%r"
rIUsH BALLS for fancy worki
IFT TRIMMING. 10 suit any one
BRAID TRIMMING, desirable coioi5'
~A~H-RiBBONS, elegant g0Gl5t a..
GfNTLENEN'S GAIZE SHlkl ai ~. On. e..
DFNTIFNEN'S BALBRlGGAN Siii X x !, , az a'
Tie CELEBRATED GOLD 'NI'' y
SHIRT al {l-besi made; ,... ,rtasa
Uea,y DAMA>K TOWELS al = d aV~o"' A"V00
aie very large and superior: .-,,,o o,,
I,ery article We name the lO"o'' Pi'00 'A
,al on us frequently.
lew & DAVLS.
rgaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

produces a feeling Of lightness and buoyancy,
az against that Of weight. hecia,he, ard de-
precision ~ common with the ordinary oocoas.
1t is uourishing to a high degree, easily di-
gested. and delicious W the taste. Your drug
gist and grocer have IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

Dry Goods Houses TO Close at y. VI.
a number OF the dry goods houses OF the
city have agreed to close at 9 z. NJ. during
the summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
MOTHERS MOTHERS :!

vIRGlNIA CHIEF AND SILVER SPRAY TOBACCO
choicest for cigarette aud pipe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
RICHMOND VA, SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE IS. 1887.

and that astonishing statesman-genius
which l. the admiration OF Europe. These
months have been 10 us most touch'ng
manifestation OF the depth OF his fatherIy
tenderness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

The readers OF the Dispatch are we'll sc-
ouainted with tins property, full descrip..
,,on Sud history Of which was published
V 1T sfter the former sale, on the Goth OF
'uo, 'snr,l Mr.. Todd then bought 1t for
s,So zoo 600. and the brands were pur-
shsSed by another gentleman for the
u"xaIl. Crenshaw Company st between
e. ooo and $4,000. The commission
~ recommended TO the court that
shss ssIe be confirmed, the frst-mortgage
nnndholders having expressed themselves
~ sst,sfied with the price, or rather as pre-
ssryino taking what they would thus get 70
ha,ns subIected 10 further delay and worry
General Anderson, however, flied IN upse
% ga and after bearing argument of counse
and and matureIy considering the matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

ON nearly every occasion that he had
TO speak in public during these past seven
months it was noticed how spontaneously
America came TO his thoughts and his liDs.
He loved TO dwell upon the great things
that God was doing in her at the present,
and upon the greater things still that God
had i'm store for her in the future. lie
showed how fully he sympathized with the
sentiment uttered few days ago TO the
Blshop by Cardinal Manning-that he con-
sidered il beyond question that the next
great development in humanity and in
Gods historic providence was to be In
America.
THE PORES AFFECTION FOR AMERICA.
The Holy Fathers affection for America
and Americans was especially manifested
in the two public audiences to which he
invited the American visitors IN Rome.
Every one remarked the pate-nal familiarity
OF his manner with them, aud tears ran
down many n cheek at the touch OF that
deep affection which breathed forth In his
every word and look. AT the close OF one
Of those audiences he remarked that he
was deeply touched at the number OF Ameri-
| cans, not Catholics. who came TO testify their
reverence and their affection for the success
sor Of st. Peter. We all have known the
wondrous intellectual powers Of Leo Kill,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

He stated that he represented Charles l..
Todd and associates. The announcement
was received with cheers and wld APP
This was probably the first tine in the
bi.torv ~ Richmond or OF the State when
me sale Of property started at 1882, 900 and
oply advanced as much as this consumed so
long as three hours. Mr. Bowe bore the
nreSsure remarkably, and when be de,
scended from his lofty heights he showed
no signs OF fatigue other than being damp
with Precipitation, and his articulation was
| vet clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

The claims Of the holders OF the com.
nany's first.mortgage bonds, the two largest
~ which are the Commercial Bank, OF New
r, dford, Massachusetts,, and the estate aie Of Of
the late A. Y. Stokes, aggregate s2l9'oOO OF
Principal, with about $4,000 or s2V,oOO OF
sccyued interest. The cost OF the sale, pay
inc insurance assessments, water rent, ETC.,
will amount to about $4,000. From thls
I, will be seen that these creditors VIII re-
reiye about ninety per cent; other credI'
tors nothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
The RRANps

Mr.. Taylor Immediately took the stand
ord offered the brands OF the company,
- GalIeyo and "O'Dance." These were
staIted al General Anderson's upset pa
oJ s.. 100. Mr.. Christian offered SO more'
and there being no other bid they were
knocked out to blm at that price. me en-
tire property, therefore, brought si9i'lV'
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
THOSE RESOLUTIONS.

One Denver assembly of the K. of L. Oh
Tuesday night passed resolutions denouncing
the ENQUIRER because it has dared to ques.
ton the wisdom and sincerity Of Mr.. Powder.
ly's tactics. Upon investigation l find that
it was militiaman who was the author OF
these resolutions. Contrary to Mr.. Powderly's
"ostensble" instructions, these resolutions
were rushed to the capitalist press for pu5lica.
ton. In whatever manner they affect me per-
sonally they shall be pursued within the
Order.
On Wednesday night the Union Pacific As
sembly passed still stronger resolutions, in
which they said they would "drive me out Of
Denver" should be pleased TO know how
these blind followers of Mr.. Powderly propose
to do it.
Other. assemblies in Denver have passed
resolutions Of directly contrary tenor, and so
the matter stands.
The active supporters this small attack on
the ENQUIRER are such we'll known reformers
as ex-Aldermen Driscoll, McGilvray and Hat
field, whose records on the labor question can
be read in the oppressive ordinances of the
city Of Denver passed in the last two years.
If these men think that they are the labor
movement, that they are the trades unions,
that they are the labor party, or even thatthey
are the Knights of Labor, their egotism is
then only exceeded by their idiocy.
l am, Of course, very sorry that the Doodle
gang of Denver don't like the ENQUIRER,
nevertheless, duty compels me to say that
they will like it even less before it gets done
with them.
They shall be aayed, promise you, and ol
their hides ropes shall be twisted to hang upon
the gallows Of Honesty, exposed to public
contempt, that Rascalry which is now endeav-
oring to use few weak-mnded workers as
tools TO fashion anew the chains of old party
slavery